INNOCN 49" Curved Monitor Ultrawide Gaming 5K2K 120Hz 32:9 QHD 5120 x 1440P Computer Monitor, R1800, 99% sRGB, HDR400, USB Type C, DisplayPort, HDMI, Built-in Speakers, Height/Tilt Adjustable - 49C1R

The vision: Couldn't find any reviews on this model (it's very new) so decided to write one. Was considering LG or Samsung, but decided to take a chance on this one based on reviews of other INNOCN models. Their vision seems to be to focus on what matters, and cut costs where possible. The result is a 49" costing $300 less than other brands with comparable panel and specs. I'm ok with this proposition. What's lacking: No remote, no glossy back panel, no fancy LED lights in the back, and not great sounding integrated spekers (but at least you have speakers) = $300 discount. Do you need all that stuff anyway? I don't. Remote would be nice but I'll manage. What matters: The screen, oh the screen... It blew me away. I was concerned about VA panel and not ISP, but it looks incredible and I love it. The 1800R curve works perfectly for me, although I suspect I might like 1500R a bit better. The brightness is great, the colors look beautiful, the HDR in standard mode is perfect. Resolution is great around 109 PPI, and I don't see colors fade at the edges. I divide into 3 screens and it's efficient. Looks like a very high quality panel. I'm glad someone decided a 49" ultra-wide was a good idea, because it seriously is. I used two 27 in monitors for a long time, and although it's the equivalent screen area there's no comparison in how much more efficient this setup is. My hope is that the monitor is durable, and continues to work for a long time. Issues: Only issue was it wasn't waking up when my Mac Mini woke up from sleep. I had to turn on manually each time. It's a setting in the monitor. Turn off the "Auto Power" feature in "other Settings" and this fixes the problem. The monitor goes into standby instead of powering off completely when it detects no signal from the computer. I use USB-C cable. Last note to someone in Amazon: Reviews should be for the specific product, they should not be mixed for different models. Someone fix this. 6 MONTH UPDATE: 3/29/24: The monitor continues to work flawlessly. No glitches, no issues, turns on every time. When the time comes to buy another in the future, will definitely get 1500R if not 1000R. Also, higher PPI than 109 if available. Still very happy with the purchase.

Its a nice monitor great colors best monitor for the budget and its the only 34 inch ultrawide at this price point that has an ips panel instead of a VA panel I think its great for productivity and amazing for competitive gaming. It IS a budget option there is better out there for a MUCH larger price point but this does everything I need it to do would buy again.

I got this monitor while it was on sale, and it was a hell of a budget find. I use my setup for gaming and work, and this monitor serves both purposes wonderfully. The ultra wide layout makes managing multiple windows easy and the colors are vibrant and frames are more than enough to support games like Overwatch or Elden Ring.

Awesome Ultrawide Value. I use this monitor for excel, outlook, chrome, teams, and other apps related to my work. My previous setup consisted of 2x 32" monitors (1x1080p and 1x1440p) and my 17" laptop (also 1080p). The 49" size is a much better fit for my desk and far more simple to setup, not to mention Windows has an easier time dealing with 1 monitor instead of 3. Since this monitor is 1440p, I actually ended up with about the same screen real-estate as I had before. Aside from the size and resolution, the color is quite good (HDR is non existent, just leave it in SDR mode) and the contrast is very good. This is also by far the cleanest and fastest VA panel I've seen. The pixel reaction performance and input lag feel comparable to IPS, but with the awesome contrast performance of a VA panel. Since this is used in an office, I didnt want a monitor with "enthusiast gamer" vibes. This one is very reserved, with just a couple red accents spread throughout. For the money, you can't beat this screen size and it's performance. Awesome contrast, color, sharpeness, and screen real-estate for around $500 and no OLED burn in concerns. Not bad!

UPDATE 12-30-2025: 1 year of use and it is still going strong, no issues. Great monitor for work! Original review: I looked on at the curved monitor craze with amusement for a few years before finally deciding to try it. At home I had been using one large 27” 4k monitor that I would toggle between my work Windows laptop and personal Mac laptop. Then I ended up adding another 24” Dell 1080 monitor to get more work real estate. Figured that would do for now but the mismatch and seam was a bit annoying. Found this INNOCN 49” curved monitor as a Black Friday deal and went for it. Easy setup, works perfectly for me. Not a gamer, so I’m not sure how well it would do there. But it works great via USB-C from my work Dell Latitude 5500 w/ the Thunderbolt support. And I have it going usb-c from the Mac to DisplayPort, which gives the faster 120mhz support. Easy to switch between inputs using the menu buttons. The stand legs are thin and unobtrusive. It doesn’t emit much heat at all. So far no odd behavior after about a month of daily use. Only mild annoyance is that after a time it seems to go to sleep and then it disconnects from the work laptop which causes all the windows to move back to the laptop screen when I log back in. I’m not sure if that is the monitor’s fault or a Dell thing. Regardless I highly recommend this as a solid basic and inexpensive 49” QHD curved monitor for productivity use. Just make sure your computer can support it, and remember it only has one USB-C input. But using DisplayPort is also available and would give you the better refresh rate, without the benefit of a wired USB keyboard/mouse connected straight to monitor.

I really hate writing a bad review but this item was bad and service worse. It started having these lines pop up on half the screen. Then about 3 weeks of having it, it started flickering in and out. I have used several cords to be sure. I messaged the company even though I'm well within Amazon's return policy. I would rather give them the opportunity than a mark on Amazon. They told me I had to mail it to them and then they would look it over and if it was bad they would send a new one. I told them I couldn't do that because it would cost me more per day than the cost of the monitor to be down. They said that's all they could do. So I'm shipping it back to Amazon on their dime and buying a brand that's more trustworthy and cares about their reputation. Perhaps receiving a bad monitor is a one off but their policy isn't worth the risk.

Approximate outer dimensions: L 37-3/16" [94.5cm] x H 16-1/2" [41.8cm] Bought this to consolidate a triple monitor setup into a single monitor— no regrets. I sit relatively close to my monitor (~2ft [~60cm]) and probably should have went with a curved one, because at first, it seems like the screen is bowing outwards. I can't speak for others, but I got accustomed to it. I'm a mechanical engineer and do a lot of CAD design and programming and this allows me to have books/references full-width open while working on my projects. I also casually game and have noticed ~20% FPS drop on demanding games like EFT (probably due to higher resolution). Doesn't bother me because it makes these games more immersive. The panel is also decent. I can't really speak about the quality of the components that make up the display, but for what it's worth, I have minimal 'shadows' if not looking on from dead-center. So that means all of the screen is usable from all angles. Since this is in my bedroom, My favorite feature is that when the monitor goes into sleep mode, the blue LED turns red, and then eventually off. No more blinking blue LEDs to cover with tape! Definitely worth the value and a game changer if you can catch it on sale.

For the price, this monitor actually provides more than the rest of the competition. 1.) 29 inches rather than 27 inches 2.) USBC for display and power delivery (for Macs). But, for MY PC, I didn’t get power delivery, only display delivery. This is probably bc the USBC port on my pc doesn’t support it? USBC ports that have display port capability seem to have a logo of a “D” near them indicating as such, and my PC doesn’t have this so that’s probably the reason why. 3.) Screen looks great. 2560x1080 4.) Comes with HDMI and USBC Display port cable as well. The best thing for me is the USBC with power delivery. This means I can use the display with MacBook and power it at the same time. There are a lot of 27/29/32 inch monitors around this price of 200 bucks, but I couldn’t find any of them that have USBC display port capability at all, let alone power delivery as well. They have HDMI which is nice but if you want to use them with a Mac Air or Pro, you’d have to buy a dongle which adds clutter and increases your price. No other monitor this size and this price have USBC with display and power delivery. This one even comes with the USBC display port cable included, which means like 15-30 dollars saved. For Mac users, this means you save on both an HDMI dongle and the cable, saving like 30-50 dollars potentially. And yeah, you can buy cheap knockoff dongles and cables, but do you really want to trust them with your computer? As for the rest, the display looks great. You get 2560x1080, which is also better than most other 27 inch monitors that have lower resolution. You get a larger screen. 2 inches is not THAT much, but you’re getting more screen for the same price or less than the competitors. Build quality is not bad. Yes it’s black plastic, not amazing. If you have a sturdy desk it won’t shake. The very thin bezels are nice too. In summary. The best thing about this monitor is that it has a usbc display port with 65 watt power delivery (on Macs) WITH the cable provided. That saves you space on your desk, clutter, and money. None of the competition provide that at this price and screen size. That’s the best part about this computer and what really sets it apart. Another reviewer said that they wish it had more usb ports, and I think they have a point. Only the two HDMIs and one USBC port. That might be a dealbreaker for some and is one aspect that really is lacking on this monitor. TLDR: If you plan on using this monitor with a MacBooks that have those two measly USBC ports only, I suggest you get it. You can charge and use the display at the same time with one cable which comes included. If you want a monitor with lots of ports, this isn’t it. Lacks USBA ports and Ethernet port.

This is my first ultrawide monitor. Had a 24" monitor before for work, now I have my ps4 hooked up to it as well and the colours and very casual gaming are really nice on there. I do wish it had an output function like a usb hub as I'm having to connect my speakers and keyboard via bluetooth to the mac airbook m2 laptop while keeping the aux connection for the pc laptop set up. Aside from that, I'm not a monitor snob and don't need super duper accurate colours as I don't edit videos or photos for work so I can't speak on the quality from a professional front. But if you're someone who works using online communication platforms, excel sheets, and mostly just do administrative work, this one's great with all the screen real estate. It's also not so big that it takes up so much space. It's also really great that it comes with the USB C cord for video input - I mostly got this monitor for this reason so that I can minimize cable clutter. The monitor stand it comes up with is actually really useful and can be raised up higher than most as it has to be long enough for the screen to rotate to vertical mode. It's easy to install and so far, everything's in good working order. Love it. Glad I went with this instead of an LG or Samsung ultrawide for the similar quality and likely at least $100 more.

El mejor monitor que he tenido! Ya tengo 3 años con el y nunca me ha fallado en absolutamente nada, por su precio y calidad fue de los mejores del mercado.

will buy again

Me gustó mucho porque estaba a una oferta muy asequible Además de eso venía bien protegido y tiene modo de ahorro de energía la verdad es que está muy bien por el precio y por el tamaño.

Llegó en muy buenas condiciones y también antes del tiempo estimado